Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-02-26
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sumptives in London, reports that
over fifty people out of every hun
dred consumptives, are victims of
constipated or inactive kidneys.
Consumption is one of our national
diseases, and the above report goes to
prove what has often been said in our
columns during the last eight years,
that kidney troubles are not only the
cause gilmore than half of the cases
ofconsumption, but of ninety out of
every hundred other common dis
eases. They who have taken this
position, made their claims after
elaborate investigation, and their
proof that they have discovered a
specific for the terrible and stealthy
kidney diseases, which have become
so prevalent among us, is wise and
convincing. bnt h .rh. y
We have recently received from
them q fresh supply of their wonder
full advertising. They have chal-
lenged the medical profession and
science to investigate. They have in
vestigated, and those who are frank
have admitted the truth of their
statements. They claim that ninety
per cent of diseases come originally
from inactive kidneys; that these in
active kidneys allow the blood to be-
come filled with uric acid poison;
that this uric acid poison in the blood
carries disease through every organ.
There is enough uric acid develop
ed in the system within twenty-four
hours to kill half a dozen men.
This being a scientific fact, it re-
quires only ordinary wisdom to see
the effect inactive kidneys must have
upon the system.
If this poison is not removed, it
ruins every organ. If the bowels,
stomach or liver becomes inactive,
we know it at once, but other organs
help them out. 1.-THE kidneys become
constipated and dormant, the warn
ing comes later on, and often when it
is too late, because the effects are re-
mote from the kidney and those or
gans are not suspected to be out of
order. 4i+ .' -'i'i
Organs that are weak and diseased
ore unable to resist the attacks of this
poison, and the disease often takes
the form of and is treated as a local
affection, when in reality the real
cause of the trouble was inactive kid
neys.
Too many medical men ofthe pres
ent day hold what was fact twenty
years ago, that kidney disease is in
durable, according to the medicines
authorized by their code. Hence,
they ignore the original cause of dis
ease itself, and give their attention to
useless treating of local effects.
They dose the patient with quinine
morphine, or with salts and other
physics, hoping that thus nature may
cure the disease, while the kidneys
continue to waste awaywith inhama.
ton, liberation and decay, and the
victim eventually perishes.
The same quantity of blood that
passes through the heart, passes
through the kidneys. Ifthe kidneys
!, are diseased, the blood soaks up thi;
disease and takes it all through the
system. Hence it is, that the claim
f is made that Warmers safe cure, the
, only known specific for kidney dis
eases, cures 80 per cent of human all
J ments, because it, and it alone, is
t able to maintain the natural activity
of the kidneys, and to neutralize anC
remove the uric acid, or kidney pois
on, as fast as it is formed.
If this acid is not removed, there i!
inactivity of the kidneys, and there
will be producedin the system paraly
: sis, apoplexy, dyspepsia, consump
ton, heart disease, headaches, rheu
matisms, pneumonia, impotency, anc
= all the nameless diseases of delicat
3 women. If the poisonous matter i
separated from the blood, as fast as i
q is formed, these diseases, in MAORI
ty of cases, would not exist.
S 1t only requires a particle of small
pox virus to produce that vile disease
and the poisonous matter from tn
: kidneys, passing all through the sys
I tenn and becoming lodged at diferen
: weak points, is equally destructive
}. although more disguised.
4 If it were possible for us to see int
q the kidneys, and how quickly tn
S blood passing through them goes t
a the heart and lungs and other part
of the system, carrying this deadl
I'LL. = III WOULD hol;n,,o /